Dr.
Annie Besant, the illustrious founder of the
Theosophical Order of Service was a fiercely
independent woman, educator and a true friend
of India. All her life, she championed the
cause of women's rights. Theosophy to her
was not merely a way of knowing God, it was
a means of serving humanity. It is indeed
gratifying to know that this tradition of
service to humanity has been continued by
the Theosophical Order of Service till this
day. The Order deserves compliments for consistently
dong good work for the underprivileged, the
handicapped and for education of poor children.
The concern displayed by the members of the
Order in assisting victims of the Tsunami
disaster that struck coastal areas of South
India was commendable.
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S. M. Krishna,
Governor of Maharashtra
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The
work being done by the Theosophical Order
of Service for the education and welfare of
over 400 underprivileged and handicapped children
and their families shows that its noble thoughts
are matched by noble deeds.
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Mohammed Fazal,
Ex-Governor of Maharashtra
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Wishing
the Theosophical Order of Service, and Mr.
Rusi Toddywalla in particular, more and more
success in its committed service to mankind.
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Pheroza J. Godrej
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If we
could emulate even a percent of what all of
you do, the world would be a great place.
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Niloufer Bilimoria,
Times Response
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The
selfless commitment of the Theosophical Order
of Service towards alleviating the conditions
of the poor, the sick and the handdicapped
is indeed laudable. I am particularly happy
to know about the Theosophical Order's work
for the education of the poor children. In
today's world of inequalities of opportunities,
services of this type are most relevant and
necessary.
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P.C. Alexander,
Ex-Governor of Maharashtra
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The Theosophical Order of Service is doing
very good work for the poor, the sick and
the handicapped.
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Bharat Ratna Shri C. Subramaniam,
Ex-Governor of Maharashtra
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My best
wishes go to the dedicated band of workers
who are involved in selfless service over
the years in bringing about a smile on the
faces of the poor, the sick and the handicapped.
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Late Nani A. Palkhivala,
Senior Advocate, Supreme Court |
